Next level: Camryn Rogers places 5th at Tokyo Olympics
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Cal’s very own Camryn Rogers placed fifth in the women’s hammer throw — two places away from earning a medal for her home country of Canada.
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Camryn Rogers earns 2nd NCAA championship in hammer throw
Cal junior Camryn Rogers has once again swept the competition away. On June 10, she earned first place in the women’s hammer throw at the NCAA championships in Eugene, Oregon.
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Winner takes all: Rogers, Joyner set to compete at NCAA championships
Track and field has reached the pinnacle of the outdoor season and will conclude after one final competition, where the intensity is high and the stakes even higher.
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Camryn Rogers wins 2nd consecutive Pac-12 championship
Rogers’ win in Los Angeles was especially impressive considering she took a hiatus for the full 2020 season, including the pre-pandemic invitationals.
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Final countdown: Bears ready for Pac-12 championships
The Bears have managed to jump over many hurdles (both figuratively and literally) and have proven that 2020 was only a detour en route to success.
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Big wins at Big Meet: Cal women beat Stanford while men come up short
The Bears beat the Cardinal 88-74 on the women’s side, bringing home a well-deserved win for the blue and gold. On the men’s side, Cal lost an 85-75 battle.
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Across the Bay: Cal prepares for Big Meet against Stanford
In nature a tree stands no chance against a bear, time will tell whether mascot superiority will translate into track and field success.
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No. 1 Rogers hits Olympic qualifying mark at West Coast Classic
As the reigning 2019 Division 1 hammer throw champion, Rogers is no stranger to the pressure of competing on the sport’s biggest stages.
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Working from home: Bears rack up wins at Edwards Stadium
A successful day at Edwards Stadium started off with NCAA Division 1 rank No. 1 Camryn Rogers taking first in the hammer throw.
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Bears face off against Trees: Cal earns individual wins at Stanford Invitational
Josh Johnson’s second-place performance suggests room for improvement, but he’s pleased with the direction his season has been heading in overall.
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